Uh, strange way of asking the question, but, okay, I've changed genders, and I've had my ear (I assume you mean a regular lobe piercing?) pierced for 8 months... How quickly it will close depends -- in addition to depending on how long you've had it and the location of the piercing -- on the person's body.
It's possible that it will never close, since you/he had it in for so long. A tongue-piercing can close up in less than an hour because the cells in your mouth grow very quickly, but an earlobe piercing is probably, of all piercings, the most slowly-closing, and also the most likely to stay open.
I know of many females who had their ears pierced, didn't wear jewelry for that long (a few months), stopped due to constant irritation/Allergies, and then -- years later -- were like "hmm, I wonder if I still have a hole.." and, lo and behold, they do. So if it's really important for you that this close, you might be out of luck.
I don't know how young you mean by "boy". The younger you/he are/is, the more likely it is to close, perhaps.
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